Mt Cuba Center
Morning sunrise illuminates the round garden at Mt. Cuba Center.
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Gardens and trails are open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 am-6 pm. Plan your visit today!

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Classes offered year-round. Learn to garden in harmony with nature, take an art or wellness class, and more!

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Trial Garden

Mt. Cuba Center evaluates native plants and related cultivars for horticultural and ecological value.

Mt. Cuba Center's natural lands pictured at sunset.
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Ecological Land Management

Mt. Cuba conserves and stewards more than 1,000 acres including meadows, forests, streams and riparian corridors.

Two guests walk down the West Slope path in spring at Mt. Cuba Center.
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Mt Cuba Center

Through research, education, partnerships, and numerous programs and projects, we support conservation throughout the region.

Our Conservation Efforts

We are dedicated to conserving the natural lands and plant species of the Piedmont region through research, education, partnerships, and numerous programs and projects.

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Conservation Efforts
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In Our Region

Native Plant Conservation

Mt. Cuba Center is home to more than 1,000 species of native plants, dozens of which are threatened by extinction.

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Conservation at Home

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